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When children are not seeing both parents during and after a divorce, it not only hurts the non-custodial parent, but the children suffer as well. There have been studies that children do better academically and behave more appropriately when both parents are in their lives. Parents must keep in mind that even though they are angry at their spouse for a number of reasons, (i.e. cheating, not paying support, moving on with their lives, being forced to change their lifestyle)

Helping your Child Deal with Divorce Children and Divorce Coping and Dealing with Divorce Helping Children Cope with Divorce Nigel C Winter There are many terrible dilemmas that face anyone contemplating divorce or separation. One of the most significant is the impact upon children. One would simply not be human if you fail to consider their wishes and what was in your children’s’ best interests. Furthermore the impact of divorce according to “research” (whether you accept it

Collaborative vs Litigation Divorce by Sensei Once you’ve made the decision to get divorced (or if you’ve – ahem – had that decision made for you) – the most important “next step” decision to make is choosing the METHOD of divorce you want to use. (What?!? There’s more than one method? Of course! What, you thought this was going to be easy?) Depending on your situation, you could potentially save significant amounts of money and limit the financial impact of your divorce. Rea

Be careful when a case is settled. In Dindiyal v. Dindiyal, affirmed by the Second Department in April 2017, the Husband changed the beneficiary of his life insurance policy after the parties' commenced their divorce action, which is a violation of a Court Order. The parties resolved their action and in their stipulation of settlement there was no mention of the Wife's right the life insurance and the Court found that since the agreement stated that the parties were aware of